Even though our building is closed, you still have access to many free online library resources, including CreativeBug, Mango Languages, Consumer Reports, Value Line, CultureGrams, and Libby. However, what to do if you’ve lost your library card, or don’t have one? We have a solution for you. Visit http://www.sailsinc.org/my-account/get-a-library-card/ Click “register now” and follow the […]
November is National Family Literacy Month. Studies show that reading aloud with a parent or caregiver is the most important activity when it comes to preparing children to read on their own. Reading helps with vocabulary, writing skills, attention span, memory, and teaches children about other cultures. Even if your child is a baby or […]
We don’t always have time to read an entire novel, but magazines, and their short articles and colorful pictures keep us informed and entertained while only taking up a few minutes of our time. The Attleboro Library offers both print and digital magazines on a variety of topics. Print magazines are available in the second […]
We heard you loved Attleboro Public Library’s seed library, so this year it is bigger and better than ever! The Outreach Program at the University of Rhode Island, has, once again, provided us with flower, herb and vegetable seeds available for checkout starting Saturday, March 30th. Library card holders in good standing can check out […]
